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the aware but stuck one
You see it now. So why does it still feel like you can not move?
You are not where you were.
You have done the reading, had the realisations, said the things out loud that you could not say before. The 'wait, that was not actually okay' moments have happened. The beliefs do not fit anymore and you know it.
And yet.
You still find yourself in the same patterns. Second-guessing simple decisions. Knowing what is true for you and not quite living it. Overthinking. Circling back. Starting and stopping.
That disconnect is not because something is wrong with you.
It is because awareness and actual change happen on completely different timelines.
Here is what most people do not talk about: for a long time, your safety was tied to following the rules. Being 'good.' Outsourcing your authority to someone or something outside of you. Your nervous system learned that move. It got very good at it.
So even though your mind has caught up to what is true, your body is still waiting for permission that is not coming from the outside anymore.
That gap, between what you know and how you actually move through your life, is the work.
And it is not a thinking problem. It is an embodied one.
You do not need more information. You need a container where you can actually practice moving differently, gently, consistently, in community with people who understand this specific terrain.
Try this today: Notice one moment where you instinctively override yourself. Where you say yes when your body said no, or stay quiet when something wanted to be said. Pause and notice it. That noticing is the beginning.
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Hi there, I’m bre,
Your resident Religious Trauma Coach and Ex-Christian Cult Member.
When I left the Christian cult I grew up in, I had no plans to ever ascribe to any faith.
I never had my own personal spiritual connection to God - I was just trying to walk the straight and narrow line that I had been told was “THE WAY”.
I was able to begin healing through a lot of inner personal work on my own, through therapy and life coaches and by being committed to doing the work even when it was SUPER uncomfortable.
Doing so allowed me to reclaim my relationship with spirituality.